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The Nano V1 altimeter manual
This manual details all the features and operation of our tiny Nano V1 rocket altimeter
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Using the Altimeter Cloud

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The Altimeter Cloud website lets you manage your devices and their flights, and view your flight logs in detail. It also verifies that a flight log is genuine and unedited, so even a log emailed to you long after the flight can still be confirmed as unaltered.

Uploading flight logs

The log uploader.

There are two ways to upload:

  • Drag and drop. Open the log uploader and drop in the flight log files from the Nano's drive, the .aclz files (or .csv if you have chosen CSV logs). You can also click the box to pick the files.
  • Straight from the Nano. On the upload page choose to upload from your altimeter and connect the Nano with a USB data cable. It lists the flights on the Nano, marks the ones already on the Altimeter Cloud and uploads the rest, without you opening the drive. This needs firmware 1.60 or later and Chrome, Edge or Opera on a desktop or laptop.

Each log is checked as it arrives. If it verifies, it is added and you are shown the settings it was flown with, along with confirmation that it verified. If it has been edited in any way it fails and is not added, so every log on the Altimeter Cloud is exactly as the Nano saved it.

Confirmation that the log verified, with the settings it was flown with.

Your flight pages

Flight pages can be shared, and you can add photos, videos, notes and the motors you flew. An ACLZ log can't be opened in a spreadsheet, so each flight page also lets you download the log as a CSV.

Adding photos, videos, notes and motors to a flight.

Good to know
Your device tag and competitor tags are part of the signed flight log, so they can't be changed after the flight without the log failing verification.

Adding the Nano to your account

You don't need an account to upload a Nano flight: any genuine, unedited log can be uploaded and verified. Adding the Nano to your account ties its flights to you. They appear under your flights, and only accounts the Nano has been added to can edit its flight pages.

You need the Nano itself to add it, because the verification key comes from the device. The same Nano can be added to more than one account if several of you fly it.

  1. Connect the Nano by USB and open device_information.html on its drive. Note the serial number and the 8-character verification key.
  2. Sign in and open the My Devices page.
  3. In the Add a device box, enter the serial number, choose Nano V1 as the altimeter type and click the arrow. The WiFi note in that box is for the Mercury and doesn't apply to the Nano.
  4. Enter the verification key on the next page. The Nano is added to your list of devices.

The serial number and key in device_information.html, and the same details entered in Add a device.

The Nano listed in My Devices.

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